Deadline extension for the 2022/23 BC Vision Zero in Road Safety Grant Program

The British Columbia Vision Zero in Road Safety Grant Program provides funding for groups and organizations to tackle a local road safety issue. Successful applicants will receive funding for small projects that have short and long-term benefits for vulnerable road users (those who walk, cycle, or roll). Up to $20,000 in funding is available per project.

Due to overwhelming request, the Grant Program has extended its application deadline by one week. We will be accepting applications until Monday, January 23, 2023. If you haven't yet started your application, consider taking this opportunity to submit one by the new date. Submitted applications can also be revised before the deadline. Simply log into your account (opens new browser) and choose the application you would like to edit.

Who can apply?

• Local governments,
• Indigenous governments, and
• Non‐governmental organizations (NGOs) including, but not limited to: School Districts, Parent Advisory Councils, road safety advocacy groups, Aboriginal Friendship Centres, and charitable organizations.

Important Dates

• Applications Open l November 1, 2022
• Application Deadline Extension l January 23, 2023
• Successful Applicants Notified & Awarded l February 2023
• Midpoint Evaluation Due l September 2023
• Final Evaluation Due l April 2024

Award Term: April 1, 2023 – March 31, 2024 (12 months)

For questions related to the application process and how to maximize the value of your proposed project idea, please contact the BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit (bcinjury@bcchr.ca) who will connect you with a local health authority grant lead.